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# Law Society

All time
The Journal and Noteworthy receive 15 nominations for Justice Media Awards
27 May 2022
3.9k
Court-ordered access to children for separated parents advised to continue during pandemic
6 Apr 2020
37.2k
24
Law Society claims 'tits and filth' WhatsApp group contained no reference to female students
14 Oct 2019
33.7k
38
Law Society to investigate 'tits and filth' WhatsApp group about female students
10 Oct 2019
70.4k
67
'It's in crisis': Law Society raises concerns over security issues in family courts system
20 Feb 2019
13.6k
A 'faster, more efficient' way to buy and sell property takes effect from today
1 Jan 2019
56.3k
31
New part-time training course to become a solicitor set to be offered
21 Nov 2018
29.7k
13
Journal Media won four awards at yesterday's Justice Media Awards
22 Jun 2018
15.0k
45
Woman has lost over €100,000 since car accident affected by Setanta collapse
23 Dec 2017
27.7k
24
'Cramped, grim courts are no place for children': Calls for improved family courts to be rolled out
3 Nov 2017
9.6k
14
Would you know who to call if you were arrested?
1 Oct 2017
23.6k
49
Journal Media reporters win five plaudits at Justice Media Awards
22 Jun 2017
9.8k
29
Brexit has led to 'a tsunami' of new solicitors in Ireland from the UK
5 Dec 2016
24.5k
39
FactCheck: Are motor insurance claims and legal fees going up or down?
27 Nov 2016
22.6k
41
Fully-qualified solicitors doing a JobBridge? It's 'a joke'
26 Mar 2015
25.2k
75
Swords, Balbriggan, Tallaght and Dún Laoghaire - You're keeping your courthouses
22 Sep 2014
8.0k
8
Lawyers warn that plans to close four Dublin courts threaten 'the fabric of Ireland's justice system'
23 Jun 2014
7.0k
40
It's highly likely there will be a legal challenge to plain tobacco packaging, says Law Society
13 Feb 2014
7.7k
50
Ministers agree reform of legal services, with new regulator to consult on ‘one-stop-shops’
28 Jan 2014
7.7k
9
Student petition successful as Law Society adds exam dates
23 Jan 2014
14.5k
8
Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Good morning! Here are nine things you need to know as you start your day…
22 Jan 2014
7.0k
14
Students launch petition after Law Society exams date moved
22 Jan 2014
20.7k
41
€17.7m paid out to victims of rogue solicitors in 5 years
13 Dec 2013
5.8k
7
Byrne victims call on Law Society to pay compensation
3 Dec 2013
5.6k
26
'Reckless journalism' could affect Thomas Byrne's prison safety, claims lawyer
2 Dec 2013
13.9k
23
Majority of solicitors don’t expect legal change to cut fees
29 Jan 2013
10.4k
33
Savita solicitor: We released details slowly to keep media interest
20 Jan 2013
15.5k
89
Legal Services Bill is not an ambush on the sector, says Shatter
14 Apr 2012
2.3k
15
Shatter at loggerheads with barristers over legal reforms
6 Mar 2012
4.9k
78
Column: Legal reform is a chance to finally do the right thing for consumers
Alan Shatter
3 Feb 2012
182
9
Column: ‘This is a blueprint for Government control of the legal profession’
Ken Murphy
2 Feb 2012
150
37
Shatter says there's 'no reason for concern' over legal reforms
30 Jan 2012
1.9k
59
Shatter hopes lawyers will call off 'extraordinary' strike action
4 Dec 2011
4.2k
31
Legal Services Bill proposes new regulator and more transparent fees
5 Oct 2011
1.7k
8
Runaway solicitor Michael Lynn could be extradited over alleged fraud
4 Aug 2011
3.1k
1
Solicitor bought several properties from client's estate
14 Sep 2010
280